Glad to hear it!

Thanks for the encouraging response, David!

Hi. It sounds like you have difficulty with your local installation of the program. Try locating Tools > Global Options... > Pane Layout and selecting the script window.

Hi! I have a link in my profile to my university page, which contains contact information. I look forward to hearing from you!

Hello! The fix depends on what you've written for your line of code and what you've received as an error code. You'd need to share those in order for me to help. :)

I'm glad you found this video to be helpful in thinking about the course you're already taking!

, as when people have saved me! We live in a web of saving.

@@JamesCookUMA Hi James, thank you very much. I'm still having difficulty organizing a matrix where Target and Source are correlated (they are nodes in an undirected network), but I need to organize them in a p x p matrix. Do you have a video for this?

@@userd062 Hi. When you say Target and Source are correlated, you don't mean there is a statistical correlation between their properties, but instead mean that target and source are related to each other. Is that a correct interpretation?

​@@JamesCookUMA Sorry for the confusion. I used those terms to describe significant associations between correlated microorganisms. I found a way, thank you very much

Martin, unfortunately, this represents a rejection of the script in Twitter's API interface: the last 7 years have had a lot of changes in Twitter's architecture, which is why the script no longer functions.

Hi, Jamal. It's hard to be sure without all the details that came along with that error, but I can give you a few suggestions. There should be a "learn more" or "error details" or similar link that comes with that prompt. Click on it for details. This is an error that can occur when the link in your script doesn't match the link in your KZbin Google Cloud Project that you got when you got yourself a KZbin API Key (see here -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZeTn614f9eHaJI -- if you haven't completed that step successfully).

Thank you! Cheers!

Hi. Unfortunately, since this video, there have been multiple changes to the Twitter API.

Yes! Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ_QYXSwm86SnsU

Thank you for the kind feedback. What is your interest in Umwelt?

Sadly (but understandably), Reddit limits the amount of information that one can obtain through methods like these. I've seen examples in a low-communication subreddit where it's possible to go back a few months, but in high-communication subreddits your search may obtain only a few weeks' worth of information. Pushshift has some stored data here -- academictorrents.com/details/89d24ff9d5fbc1efcdaf9d7689d72b7548f699fc -- but use at your own risk.

Glad it helped!

Hi! Two points: 1) yes, Reddit sometimes returns interesting results like that; it's important to examine and sort through data to ensure that you have the information collected within the bounds that you'd intended to collect. 2) data with different dates can appear because the posts are what's selected, and then comments are collected that are associated with the posts.

Hi, Lucy. Unfortunately, I don't know of such a capability, at least with R scripts. That doesn't mean that the potential isn't there, just that if it is there I'm not familiar with it.

Don't waste our time

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Hi, @zacks9897 -- and thanks for writing. APIs change all the time, so this is no guarantee for the future, but the good news is that yes, this approach still works!

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Hi! Here's a great place to start. It's a consideration of different ways of measuring the age-crime curve and how those differences influences thinking about policy regarding young people and crime. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/cbm.2159

Some branches of criminology are based in eugenics. Other branches of criminology are decidedly not. See critical criminology.

Thanks for this great question. You are right. The authors of that package have removed that option. What you would have to do to visualize a network now is to integrate another package, such as igraph.

Hi, Antonin. There are many possibilities, and without looking at your script I can't say for sure what might be going on with you. Perhaps the top possibility is that what you're looking for is simply less frequent in occurrence. If this is what's happening, consider changing the period="day" option to period="week" and seeing what happens.

That's so kind. I appreciate your encouragement!